Sentence examples for bore some resemblance from inspiring English sources

The structure bore some resemblance to a huge undulating slice of Swiss cheese.

The person she described, I confessed, bore some resemblance to me.

Through the dizzying mix Oorutaichi sang melodies that bore some resemblance to Japanese pop, though they could take dissonant turns and the lyrics were often just invented syllables.

Likewise, he had choreographed his dance, and if reviewers thought it bore some resemblance to Bach he thanked them for the compliment.

A few, like @robertandrewp, made a knottier observation: that the winning entry bore some resemblance to an old Far Side cartoon.

In fact, it bore some resemblance to a proposal made by 10 leading economists who urged a middle ground between fixed prices and a deregulated electricity market.

His work does bear some resemblance to the "Doige" painting.

In some ways, that race bears some resemblance to the Republican contest this year.

(Even that cavewoman prequel bears some resemblance to "Across the Sea," a divisive episode of "Lost").

The mix of passengers on internal flights now bears some resemblance to Brazil, rather than Scandinavia.

"It should bear some resemblance to your face," Mr. Flusser said.